... attract crowded houses throughout the week. STOCKTON GRIND, Another strong company have been secured for this popular variety theatre. Tihe great attrac- tion is the marvellous acrobatic performauce of the Bonhairs, a troupe of acrobats whose skill, daring ...

... Thursday nlight, whent twvo Darli variety actresses were eliot from a private dYin( box. Tite Caseioi is the best ksnowmm variety ?? theatre in Portland. Asmong the mast reguljar P'ark niemaitleers of the ?? presqent Performis was ingo at thle theatre is Mliss ...

... Gaiety in the same town the Grip of Iron will be played )I by Mr John A. Atkin's company; and for the new Alhamnbra Variety Theatre an ex- cellentall-round music hall coml-pany has been .iengaged. Thoboards ?? H l Roval will be occupied by ''London Day ...

... remarkably talented ventriloquist Vento are f this week appesariug with varions other olever performers-at the Grand Variety 'Theatre, Stock- 1 ton. Mr Oharles Melville, who has prolonged his stay at Stockton Theatrb itoyal for. another week, ;i produccs ...

... talented com- tI pany in Cellier and Stephenson's exquisitely melodious comic opera, Dorothy, and at the y Grauid 'Variety Theatre MIr Irving has ii . another entire change of artistes, jugglers, d acrobats, dancers, and comedians, to suit fi the tastes ...

... effect at variety of i the quaint, weird aelodies undoubtedly associated I D with the negro race and their ?? the b Grandl Variety Theatre thpre has been engaged f an extra strong group of performers, an import- t ant engagement being the Hilarity troupe of ...

... witnessed the a ng Red Riding Hood pantomime at the theatre a ad both in the! aftgrnoon -and evening, anl the Grand s ~ly Variety Theatre was also largely patronised at Et Ss night. In -the Temperance Hall, Stockton, a-J ead Special. lantern 'entertainment ...

... show, has made a bit in D Ca. Denver It is not a, new idea, as it has i let been a feature in all the burlesque and ti variety theatres in New York far a number of years. It has had its day,al however, in the metropolis, but as it St is a new thing in nverit ...

... London t theatrical architect, and the result is that P' d there are very few more beautifully vi decorated and handsomer variety theatres Y s in the kingdom. When under the II LIproprietorship of AId. Nelson, J.P., e e The Star had a most successful career; ...

... in the streets or any signs of unusual an-- i, mation. While the plenary meeting of the i Left was behig held in the Varieties Theatre, h Me. Camille Pelletan was addressing a group of b deputies outside urging the necessity of scipport- e ing M. Sadi-Carnot ...